Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-12
N,xnr11ro N M, February 9-Geo.

he was HuTrenutfeu " hls Afienus. hC resisted, and Lockhart shot hlm dead The balance of the Indians opened tire mon three men and killed them, bu2 one Indian Twas killed and several were vounded. Excitement runs high. No further particulars have been received.
 WAsHIyoToS. February 9-Every seat in fine senate gallery, except those re- served for ihe diplomatic corps. family of she p-asident and press association, v,as filled this evening when the senate vsss csllsd to order, Mrs. Logan aud bsr son. daughter, and friends, 10 the Dnp,ber of twenty, occupied seats in the priva.e gallery. A'tOr the reading of .ba lournai. the chaplain delivered an ,iogusnt eulosy on the career of Gener- Il Logan. md was followed by Senators Morgan and Eimunds, who paid high t.lbules Co the memory Ot the departed statesman and soldier.
 P1TsBUa, February 9-The strike of six thossand MonOngsbela river coal miners is practically settled, and work ysill be resumed in nearly all the mines to-m1rruv, at the rate decIdsd upon by tbe minerE' national executive board, Weetings were held at various points fast night and 1t VRs resolved to accept a c1Unpromise suggested by the nauonal boarI. Itis expected thst all mines will be in operation next Monday.
 sAy FR,xcIsco. February 9.-I,est s Baleber IOOO. ChGllar 7.I5, Crocker 1 0O, Con. Gel. Virginia 29,5O Peer i5. Peer less 7n, Ophir l2 70, Savage 56J, Hale
 s Norcross 3 25, Confidence, 90. POtcsi, X JO. Sierrn Nevada 4.25. Utoh 6.JO. Un- ion Con. 800 Yellow Jacket 40. Mt. Dl,bio. 10. Locomotive l.O5. Utah 5O, The Alta was assessed 50 cents.
 WIsH1NGToN, February 9.-lhe fol | lowing appointments of Indian agents have been confirmed. J. NcAamara, ot Illinois, at the Colorado river agency, Arizona: ;. II. Gales. of CaiitorDia, st the Round valley agency, California
 NEw YORK. February 9.-About forty | prssentatIves of the companies em- braced ID the Southern Rrsilwsy and
 Transportation Association met here this | afternoon, The inter state commerce | bill was discussed. The general senti-
 ment of those present was to comply | with the requirements of the law, al- though most of the officials were in | ignorance ot its detHi,s. The Pennsyl- l NhAAA NhAANhNAA N.AAANAAAa N4FAN~1 | satisfaction with the law.
 NEW YORK, February S.-At the agri- | cultural convention, to-day, a resolution WIS sdoptei approving of the OrganiEs- l ton of a national vllicultural sssocia- tion, greeting it as cO-worker Tn American industries, and urging con-
 gress to pass the bills before it to check
 the manufacture Ot spurious wines | Another resolution requesting congress | Co act fsvogably upon the bill creating s department of agriculture and labor WAS | adopted. A resolution WAS introduced setting fourth that General Hatch, of | Missouri, Eas the unanimous choice Of | ,he association for the appointment of
 secretary of agriculture and labor. This | provoked some dis lussiOn, and the res-
 oluaon was vithdFasn. B. another | resolution the BssociatiOn pledged itself
 Co cooperate with the National Pure
 Food Association in securing the pas
 sage of the food Edulteration bill at [ present before congress.
 PALIsADE, Nev., Feb S.-Wells. Fargo
 < Cos express office Rt this place vas | entered by two Grmel and mBslsed men, | last night. They assaulted the agent
 and compelled him 10 open the safe, | taxing ;herefrOm R small amount of money. They then boInd and gagged | the agent and fied. He managed to | l00srn himself, and gave the alarm. A < search is being made fog the parties, but
 10 clue has yet been discovered. LYONS. February 9.-To-day bombs | were simultaneously exploded ID front ' of the police headquarters office, ID | this city. They struck against the rail- | ing and were thus prevented from ex | pending their force Cu the building. At | Si. Etre, g. miles southwest of Lyons, h | bomb was thrown at the police station. It exploded outside the office. but with such force that three officers within | the building were seriously injured. | Ei- ht men have been arrested. IL
 IS supposed to be the work Of sn
 grchists.
 VIENNA, February 9.-Ihe govern l ment k expending large sums of money on the army, and intends tO
 thoroughly ,quip the lsudstrum. Tx
 tra credits to a large amount will be de
 handed.
 CARSON. Nevada, February 8.-Both ! houses of the legislature today adopted ! a re-Ill,ion prohibiting Mormon resi- dents Ot the state Oi Nevada from vol ing.
 ilNEw YoRK, February 9-E1cept for the number Of lUngshOremen standing Idle on the corners uf streets, the river fronts have assumed almost sheIr normal | appearance. though It requires larger nun Der of men to do the work than fos- meriy. The steamboat and railroad pier managers all clam that business Is as good as before the strike. and that freight IS being moved with the utmost activity. Steamers now leave 8t RdveE- tisei time, and the gsin of freight ou the railroad piers no longer exists.
 SAN FBANCIsCo, February 9-Com- munica.ion with the east continues in- terrupted. The wIrCs have gone down ia every directions. The storm has been one Ot unusual severity.
 NEW YORK, February 9-Joe. M. Fslks, of firm of ciothiers, mysteFiously dis appeared recently, and It was thought Co be a case of foul plsy. IL IS DOW laarnei that he drew $lG.OOO of the firms money ia pay Well street debts, and lt IS thought be went to Europe.
 WAsHISdToS, February 9.-The house yesterday passed q Chinese IudemDiiy blil, substituting for the senate bill the amendment reported by the majority of the house committee On the Wyoming and Oregon affairs. HpprOpristinG Sli7.- Og0 Co pay the losses said to have been suffered by the Chinese Rt Rock Springs and other places where there were anti Chinese outbreaks.
 SAN FRANCIsco, February Civilian Dolsn. who murdered Dr. l.. u. Her gErtcu some months SEQ in a dispute over fifty cents, was thIs afternoon con victCd of murder in the first degree, with the penalty fixed at imprisonment for life.
 NEW YORK. February 9.-The West ern National Bank was organized to-day, by the election of Secretary Manning ss president; United States Treasurer Jordan as yice-president, and F. Blank enbOrn as cashier.
 WAsHISGToS, Feb. 9.-Ssverbl demo cratic members oftte hOuse committee of foreign affairs had an interview with the president today, concerning the re- ,iaiory fisheries legislation now pending ID congress. The interview was strictly